Someone asked me the other day why Marion Hedgepath isn’t a better-known outlaw. I have at least a dozen outlaw encyclopedias and he isn’t listed in...

Someone asked me the other day why Marion Hedgepath isn’t a better-known outlaw. I have at least a dozen outlaw encyclopedias and he isn’t listed in...
There are competing claims about Holliday’s last resting place Doc Holliday died on November 8, 1887 and was buried the same day in the Linwood...
An accused killer, freed to become a lawman. Little Wes Hudson (photo) made an unusual deal. Languishing in an Oklahoma jail in 1905—charged with...
The word “sport” had a slightly different meaning in the Old West. Back in the days of the Old West, professional gamblers were often called...
The romance of the West meant many things to many people. The American West a place that lives by its myths and legends. It symbolized hope, freedom...
The taking of captives varied with the various tribes but generally, all adult and older males were killed. Although many times young children were...
There is some photographic evidence of buscadero rigs and the Mexican Loop worn low, but it wasn't common. Most experts say the buscadero was a 20th...
Questionable testimony at the OK Corral hearing. November 1, 1881. Billy Allen (real name: William A. Le Van) takes the stand at the OK Corral...
John Behan testifies in the OK Corral hearing. November 2, 1881. Cochise County Sheriff John Behan takes the stand in the OK Corral preliminary...
His whereabouts are unknown, even today. The Apache Kid and nine other prisoners (most Indian) are being transported from Globe, Arizona Territory,...
In the September issue of True West, excellent article on the James - Younger attempt to rob the Northfield bank. One item that I feel was omitted:...
In a word; eastern Oklahoma. Indian removals in the East began as early as 1817. In 1830, Congress passed the Indian Removal Act, which authorized...